St. Paul News

As a child, Michelle Whitehead used to hate tagging along with her dad, Ted Cabaj, as he would take her out to harvest berries and mushrooms. Now an adult with her own family and a blossoming business, it’s been “a real 360 in circumstance.

Students at Kihew Asiniy Education Centre in Saddle Lake were taught the value of hope and resiliency on Nov. 21, with an emotional presentation speaking out against suicide and bullying.

Local child actor Sydni Fedoruk wrapped up shooting for her newest film Forbidden Playground last Wednesday, and the eight-year-old starlet has been enjoying the high life.

Typhoon Haiyan is said to be one of the most powerful storms to have occurred in the Pacific. It’s damages and the consequences in the Philippines are broad reaching, and devastating, taking a physical, economic, social, and emotional toll.

Alberta Health Services is taking action against an outbreak of measles in the province that was declared on Oct. 18.

Richard Benson has been sentenced to two years in prison, less a day, for his role in crashing a van into a Racette classroom, killing one Grade 6 student and critically injuring two of her classmates.

The St. Paul Animal Shelter is on the lookout for more volunteers to help care for its furry clients, along with needing forever homes for the many cats and dogs in its care.

Area residents, ATCO Electric, and the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) met in St. Paul from Nov. 5 to 8 to discuss a proposition to make expansions to an existing power substation, and build a 35 km line through the County of St. Paul.

Although she may not be the elected official for the area, Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville Progressive Conservative MLA Jacquie Fenske has become a little more familiar with the St.

In February of 2009, I signed up for a Twitter account. Since then, I have tweeted a total of three times.